Step 1
Answer a few questions
Usually around 15 minutes. You can save and return at any point.
Your will, reviewed
by solicitors.
Answer a few questions online. A qualified solicitor reviews everything. Delivered in days, not weeks.
Secure checkout via Stripe. No payment to start.
Straightforward will for one person
£150
Mirror wills for you and your partner
£225
England & Wales wills
Reviewed by Fifty Six Law
Fixed pricing incl. VAT
Step 2
Solicitor review
A qualified solicitor checks the details before your documents are issued.
Step 3
Download and sign
Print and sign with two witnesses, both present with you at the same time.
Fixed pricing. No surprises.
Every price includes VAT, solicitor review, revisions, and delivery.
Simple Will
£150
For individuals with straightforward wishes. One will, drafted and posted.
Get startedMirror Wills (you and your partner)
£225
Two wills for couples with matching wishes, in one simple process.
Get startedComplex Will
From £150
For estates needing specialist advice. Consultation included, price confirmed upfront.
Get startedNot sure? Start the questionnaire and we'll assess complexity for you.
Explore before you start
If you want more detail first, here are the most useful pages.
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Open pageHow it works
View the full step-by-step journey.
Open pageMirror wills
Understand if mirror wills are right for you.
Open pageAbout GetWill
How the platform works and who provides legal services.
Open pageContact and support
Raise a ticket or reach us directly.
Open pageCustomer reviews
Read feedback from people who used GetWill.
Open pageTrust wills
Understand when trust planning may be needed.
Open pageBlog and insights
Practical articles on wills and planning.
Open pageIntestacy guide
See what happens if there is no valid will.
Open pageWill storage guidance
How to store and share signed originals safely.
Open pageBereavement first steps
A practical checklist after someone dies.
Open pageCouples wills
See options for couples and partners.
Open pageWills for parents
Guardianship and planning for children.
Open pageWill updates
Understand how changes are requested later.
Open pagePlanning checklist
Prepare before you start intake.
Open pageWhat you get once you start
A straightforward service with clear milestones, professional review, and secure delivery.
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Guided intake
Complete your instructions online in around 15 minutes.
Included
Secure checkout
Payment is handled securely via Stripe when you are ready.
Included
Solicitor oversight
A qualified solicitor reviews your instructions before issue.
Included
Final documents
Your Will Vault is updated with your documents and signing guidance.
Need help before checkout? Raise a support ticket and we'll respond with practical next steps.
What our clients say
Without a will, the law decides. Not you.
If you die without a will, the rules of intestacy decide who inherits your estate. Not your family. Not your partner. The law.
If you die without a will:
Who the law provides for
Married / civil partner, no children
Partner inherits everything.
Married / civil partner, with children
Partner gets all personal ‘chattels’, the first £322,000, and half of the remainder. Children (biological and adopted) split the other half.
Children only, no surviving spouse
Children inherit everything in equal shares.
Who gets nothing
Unmarried partner
No automatic right to inherit. Even after decades together or with shared children.
Stepchildren
Only biological or legally adopted children inherit under intestacy.
Close friends
No provision under the rules, no matter how close.
No surviving relatives
Everything passes to the Crown.
A will overrides all of this.
You choose who gets what, who looks after your children, and who manages your estate.
Make your will nowSolicitor reviewed.
Every single one.
No automated sign-offs. A qualified solicitor at Fifty Six Law reads every line.
£150
Simple will. All included.
VAT, solicitor review, one round of revisions, delivery by email and post. No hidden fees.
Around 15 minutes online. Delivered in days.Delivered in days.
Save your progress in-browser and come back anytime on this device. Your will arrives by email and first-class post.
Revisions included.
One round of changes before delivery, at no extra cost. Because getting it right matters.
Why not just do it yourself?
According to The National Wills Report 2024, 47% of UK adults still don't have a will. Of those who do, 23% used a DIY kit or online tool with no professional review. A will is the one document where getting it wrong costs more than getting it right, and you won't be around to fix it.
DIY Template
£0–30
- No professional review, so mistakes go uncaught
- Generic wording that may not fit your situation
- Ambiguous clauses can lead to probate disputes
- No one to ask if you're unsure
High-Street Solicitor
£300–600+
- Professional legal advice
- Solicitor-drafted document
- Appointments, travel, weeks of waiting
- Hourly billing can escalate quickly
GetWill
From £150
- Every will reviewed by a qualified solicitor
- Fixed price, no hidden fees
- Done online in around 15 minutes, delivered in days
- Revisions included, support when you need it
According to C-PAID, contested wills cost UK families thousands in legal fees. Poorly worded clauses, missing signatures, invalid witnessing, and failures to make reasonable financial provision for loved ones under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 are common causes. These are all risks that should be identified and managed during professional review.
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“A will is the simplest thing you can do to protect the people you love most.”
Professional oversight,
online convenience.
Every will is reviewed by a qualified solicitor at Fifty Six Law Ltd before it reaches you. No shortcuts, no automated sign-offs. A real person reads every line.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before getting started.
Guides, thoughts & insights
Plain English guides on wills, inheritance, and estate planning — plus our take on the latest proposed wills reform.
Getting Started
Do I Need a Will?
Why every adult in England and Wales should have a will — and what happens without one.
6 min read
Getting Started
How to Make a Will in the UK
8 min read
Intestacy & Inheritance
Intestacy Rules Explained
7 min read
Executors & Administration
How to Choose an Executor
6 min read
Intestacy & Inheritance